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Index
Half title Series page Title page Imprints page Contents Illustrations Photographic Essay Illustrations Tables and Charts Maps Contributors General Acknowledgements Acknowledgements Abbreviations and conventions General Introduction Preface Introduction: Ireland 1880–2016: Negotiating Sovereignty and Freedom
Introduction Home Rule and its Critics The Impact of the Great War, and its Aftermath Conservative Paths, 1922–1965 New Directions: Post-1960s Ireland Social Change Conclusion
Part I Ireland 1880–1923
1 Radical Nationalisms, 1882–1916
The Liberal–Home Rule Nexus Radical Nationalism and Home Rule The New Nationalism Irish Freedom, 1910–1914 Rebellion
2 Home Rulers at Westminster, 1880–1914
Introduction Land War Ending the Land War: the Kilmainham Treaty Beyond Kilmainham, 1882–1886 The First Home Rule Bill Returning to the land question Parnellism and Crime: Conspiracy and Forgery From Triumph to Rejection: Parnell’s Last Years Years of Drift? Post-Parnell Politics Constitutional Politics under Unionist Government, 1895–1905 New Politics in the New Century The End of Political Experimentation Conclusion
3 The Origins, Politics and Culture of Irish Unionism, c.1880–1916
Introduction Faith, Faction and Party Unionist Cultures Unionists
4 Irish Land Questions, 1879–1923
Introduction
Post-Famine Ireland
Land War, 1879–1891 The Plan of Campaign Land Acts The Ranch War Revolution and Land, 1917–1923
5 Social Conditions in Ireland 1880–1914
Introduction Work Clothes Housing Food Health Conclusion
6 The Irish Literary Revival
Origins Culture Politics A wider perspective
7 The Culture War: The Gaelic League and Irish Ireland
Part II War, Revolution and the Two Irelands, 1914–1945
8 Ireland and the Great War
Mobilisation Motives for Enlistment ‘The Irish’ at War Economic Consequences Consequences of Political Radicalisation Veterans and Commemoration
9 Revolution, 1916–1923
Introduction Easter 1916 The Rise of Sinn Féin The Counter-state The War of Independence Treaty and Civil War Conclusion
10 Politics, Economy, Society: Northern Ireland, 1920–1939
Introduction Preparation for Government War and peace Securing Unionist Rule Political Culture Economic Crisis Conclusion
11 Politics, Economy and Society in the Irish Free State, 1922–1939
Introduction Disillusion Sinn Féin in Power A Conservative State What did Irish People Actually do? Religion The International Context The Shadow of the Revolution Conclusion
12 Neutrality and Belligerence: Ireland, 1939–1945
Introduction: Neutrality and Belligerence Special Powers and Security Migration, Civil and Military Recruitment The Economies in Wartime Conclusion
Part III Contemporary Ireland, 1945–2016
13 Stability, Crisis and Change in Post-war Ireland 1945–1973
De Valera’s Achievement and Ireland’s Post-war Challenges All Change or No Change: The First Inter-party Government 1948–1951 Church, State and the Birth of Liberal Ireland A Crisis at the Heart of Traditional Ireland: the 1950s Lemass and the Management of Change 1959–1966 Change, Controversy and Crisis 1966–1973
14 Ireland Transformed? Modernisation, Secularisation and Conservatism since 1973
Introduction A Point of Departure? Continuity in the Political System The Politics of Morality Divisions within Nationalism Conservatism and Consensus in the 1980s
A Turning Point? Ireland in the 1990s
The Politics of the Celtic Tiger 1994–2011 A New Beginning?
15 War and Peace in Northern Ireland: 1965–2016
Introduction The British State and the Ulster Crisis The Road to Hillsborough Towards a Settlement: New Thinking in Whitehall Was the IRA Defeated?
The Troubles: A Photographic Essay 16 The Irish Economy 1973 to 2016
Introduction Into Europe: Trade, Investment, and Agricultural Supports 1973–2016 Population and Labour Supply Employment and unemployment Living Standards Northern Ireland’s Economy Conclusion
17 Migration since 1914
Introduction Migration 1920–2000: An Overview Destination Emigrant Profile The 1980s: Transition and Continuity Return and Inward Migration Female Emigrants Welfare and Vulnerability The Politics of Migration Identities and Belonging: Religion, Nationalism and Ethnicity Race, Ethnicity and Class Conclusion
18 Broadcasting on the Island of Ireland, 1916–2016
Introduction Radio in an Independent Ireland Radio in Northern Ireland Television in the Irish Republic Television in Northern Ireland Conclusion
19 Popular Culture in Ireland, 1880–2016
Introduction 1880–1920 1920–1945 1945–1970 1970–2016 Conclusion
20 Irish Foreign Policy: 1919 to 1973
Introduction: In Pursuit of the National Interest The Foreign Policy of Independence Inter-war Foreign Policy The Crisis Years of the Second World War: 1939–1941 Ireland and the Holocaust D-Day and the End of the War The Spectre of Communism and the Cold War Ireland’s Heyday at the United Nations Peacekeeping The Long Road to Europe Northern Ireland: The First Years of the Troubles Conclusion
Part IV The Long View, Ireland 1880–2016
21 The Family in Ireland, 1880–2015
‘The Land of Stem Families’: Family Structure, Size and Surrogates ‘The Vanishing Irish’: The Family, Pessimism and Urbanisation Family Life: Gender, Morality and the Family ‘[A] moral institution that possesses inalienable and Imprescriptible Rights’: The Family, the State and the Churches Behind Closed Doors: Domestic and Sexual Abuse in the Irish Family Reimagining the Irish Family: Lone-Parenting, Same-Sex and Divorce Conclusion
22 Institutional Space and the Geography of Confinement in Ireland, 1750–2000
Institutional Landscapes Twentieth-century Continuities? ‘Archipelago’ Populations? Inside the Institutions Conclusion
23 A Short History of Irish Memory in the Long Twentieth Century 24 Catholicism in Ireland, 1880–2015: Rise, Ascendancy and Retreat
Introduction Church and Nation, 1880–1920 Catholicism Triumphant, 1920–1960
The Irish Free State The Catholic Church and the Northern Ireland State A Catholic Habitus Hothouse Catholicism
Irish Catholicism in Transition, 1960–c.1990
Television Broadening Access to Education The Women’s Movement The Second Vatican Council and its Implications Missionary Activity Falling Vocations Declining Levels of Orthodox Religious Belief
Irish Catholicism in Crisis, 1990s to the Present
Changing Religiosity An Altered Religious Landscape Thinning Pews Scandal
Conclusion
25 Art and Architecture in Ireland, 1880–2016
Introduction Innovation Influence Irishness Institutions Interpretation Industry: Architecture Inference Afterword
26 Endword: Ireland Looking Outwards, 1880–2016
Introduction Two Irelands Ireland and the World A Hybrid People Communist Russia, Nazi Germany, Fascist Spain
Bibliography
Introduction: Ireland 1880–2016: Negotiating Sovereignty and Freedom 1 Radical Nationalisms, 1882–1916 2 Home Rulers at Westminster, 1880–1914 3 The Origins, Politics and Culture of Irish Unionism, c.1880–1916 4 Irish Land Questions, 1879–1923 5 Social Conditions in Ireland 1880–1914 6 The Irish Literary Revival 7 The Culture War: The Gaelic League and Irish Ireland 8 Ireland and the Great War 9 Revolution, 1916–1923 10 Politics, Economy, Society: Northern Ireland, 1920–1939 11 Politics, Economy and Society in the Irish Free State, 1922–1939 12 Neutrality and Belligerence: Ireland, 1939–1945 13 Stability, Crisis and Change in Post-war Ireland 1945–1973 14 Ireland Transformed? Modernisation, Secularisation and Conservatism since 1973 15 War and Peace in Northern Ireland: 1965–2016 16 The Irish Economy 1973 to 2016 17 Migration Since 1914 18 Broadcasting on the Island of Ireland, 1916–2016 19 Popular Culture in Ireland, 1880–2016 20 Irish Foreign Policy: 1919 to 1973 21 The Family in Ireland, 1880–2015 22 Institutional Space and the Geography of Confinement in Ireland, 1750–2000 23 A Short History of Irish Memory in the Long Twentieth Century 24 Catholicism in Ireland, 1880–2015: Rise, Ascendancy and Retreat 25 Art and Architecture in Ireland, 1880–2016 26 Endword: Ireland Looking Outwards, 1880–2016
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